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Auntie Anna with the Karo and Konso tribe in Ethiopia

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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets

The Karotribe is the smallest tribe in terms of numbers, around 1000-3000 individuals. They live near the banks of the eastern Omo and Mago rivers.  

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With warm greetings from Uzbekistan

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Here is a little postcard from Uzbekistan. We are currently in the mythical city of Samarkand, and our days are filled with experiences from morning to night. More detailed reports will come when we are back home. In the meantime, here's a greeting from Uzbekistan.

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The Omo Valley in Ethiopia - Aunt Anna at the "zoo"

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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets

Located in an isolated part of south-west Ethiopia, the Omo Valley is the place where several minority groups live their daily lives around the Omo, Mara and Mago rivers. The area is on the UNESCO list, the cradle of civilisation can be seen in the form of human remains dating back 2.5 million years.   

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New trends in casino regulation: A future perspective in Sweden and Germany

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Writer: Co-operation partner

Playing in Germany and Sweden at online casinos or sports betting providers is legal if you choose a gambling provider with a valid gambling licence in each country.

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Things to do in Sousse, Tunisia - our top 15 tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated August 2026 | What can you do in Sousse in Tunisia? Sousse is a lovely and exciting holiday resort on the Mediterranean. In the past, many charter flights went here from Sweden, and today you can once again easily go here, with direct flights or charters. Here are our best tips for things to see and do in Sousse and the surrounding area.

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Halloween at Gröna Lund – horror, spooky fun and tips for your visit

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: September 2026 | Halloween at Gröna Lund means pumpkins, monsters, haunted houses and rides in the autumn darkness – but also gentler fun for younger children. We visited Halloween at Gröna Lund for the first time in 2023 and were surprised by how much the entire amusement park changes. Here we tell you what it's like to visit Gröna Lund during Halloween and what might be good to know.

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Southern Ethiopia - Aunt Anna keeps on damming

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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets

Another market day in another dusty hole, Turmi, in southern Ethiopia, a leg-stretcher and good for the bum after x number of hours on terrible roads. 

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Aunt Anna among coffee and pancakes in Ethiopia

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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets

It's Thursday morning and the market in Key Afar is already in full swing. There is a tourist on my forehead and my guide pays the entrance fee and gets strict orders regarding photography. I think about paying for photos and I quickly realise the rule of no money - no photos. 3 bucks per portrait photo. On the other hand, who wants to have a lens shoved in their face. The pear quickly disappears from the wallet and the circus can begin.

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Boat trip to the Kuriat Islands in Tunisia - excursion from Monastir

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Last summer we took a boat trip to the Kuriat Islands, located off Monastir in Tunisia. This was a really great trip that included everything from an entertaining boat ride on a pirate ship to beach life and learning about sea turtles.

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Testing Christmas beer - and Christmas food in a new way

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Is Christmas already here? No, not quite yet, but autumn is here and last week we were invited to Spendrups to test Christmas beer. We also got to try Christmas food in a new way, which was both delicious and exciting. Here we offer inspiration for Christmas drinks and food.

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